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County reports first death from swine flu
Franklin County has reported its first death of a resident infected with H1N1 a ' commonly called swine flu.
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It wasn't a Sunday church service. But members of a local church whose pastor is accused of theft gathered Tuesday at the Franklin County District Court for the first day of a three-day jury trial.
Suzuki Strings performing to promote new Christmas CD
Members of the Ottawa Suzuki Strings - a musical institute of young violinists, violists and cellists - are hoping to have a little more jingle in their step this holiday season.
Ottawa Mother takes on risky job market - and succeeds
Amy Morris knew she'd probably have to settle for a job she didn't love. But that's just the way it is with the economy, she says.
New 4-H club forming in Rantoul
With a little help from some friends, Franklin County has a new 4-H club. About 15 members of the Rantoul Record Breakers 4-H Club elected officers Nov.
Jobless grad goes back to the farm
Brad Spencer, rural Franklin County, drives a combine last month at his family's farm.
1 killed in Franklin Co. accident
One person was killed Friday in Franklin County and two people were transported to an Overland Park hospital after two vehicles collided.
Grab a map: Your cheap holiday getaway could be just a short drive from home
Residents from Franklin County might be staying a little closer to home this holiday season because of the recession.
Residents challenged by economy's harsh reality
Ita TMs the topic of many dinner table discussions and morning coffee gatherings.
'Tis the season ... for vehicle-deer wrecks
Theya re out there. And for some drivers, they can cause a lot of damage. Deer mating season has arrived, and with it comes the threat of deer/vehicle accidents.
Utility assistance available in Ottawa
Some Ottawa utility customers may qualify for assistance with their electric bills.
World war II forced draftee to grow up fast
Rolan Davis is 96 years old, and although he has some trouble walking, he is grateful he has all of his fingers and all of his toes.
Vandals hit over holiday weekend
There weren't a lot of tricks on Halloween, but vandalism plagued a handful of businesses and a couple of automotive dealerships were burglarized over the weekend.
Trucks, damage remain after - mudding'
"Mudding" probably is a fun sport, Paula Smith, Williamsburg, acknowledged. But she doesn't find much fun in the after-effects - the damage caused by people driving their trucks on minimum maintenance roads she and her husband use to access their farm property, and even damage to their property.
Stranger offers child ride home from school
A 12-year-old girl reported a stranger offered her a ride home from school Thursday.
Water districts merge to cut costs, become more efficient
David Alderman enjoys the sense of community that comes with a small water district.
Donald W. Smith, 77, Ottawa, died Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009, at Richmond Care Center, Richmond.
Copper thieves successful on second try
POMONA a ' If at first you dona TMt succeed, try again. That may have been the motto for thieves who stole copper wiring from a Caseya TMs General Store construction site in Pomona this week.
County officials consider vacating road
Franklin County commissioners are taking a road trip. County commissioners decided to travel Monday to the 4300 block of Ellis Road near Rantoul, to see for themselves a small stretch of minimum-maintenance road.
Law enforcement officers searching for tips in Wellsville arson, burglary case
Wellsville Police Chief Steve Gillespie said police still are investigating a Tuesday fire in Wellsville.
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